The Browns are indeed a joke. They are, at the moment, the worst organization in American sports. Cleveland doesn’t deserve that. This coming year will mark 50 since Cleveland’s last championship in any sport. The Browns have provided more pain than any of the other teams. I remember the awfulness of the Browns final home game […]

 Cleveland did a good job. They outcoached us and outplayed us in every area. –Patriots coach Bill Belichick, Dec. 9, 2013, one day after his playoff-bound team squeaked by the Browns, 27-26, in New England in Week 14

Here it is, late July, when optimism is at its cyclical peak. On the cusp of training camp, the team is fully stocked with some 90 players, all presumably healthy. Phil Taylor, the exception, even seems more likely to play most of the season than it first appeared when his pectoral muscle tore this spring. […]

Interesting Browns hook in this discussion of Wheelie being “on the hot seat” in Tampa. Let’s see if not even Butch Davis’ arrival on staff saves him from being a cap casualty. Yes, the same PHD who traded a high 2nd-rounder to move up one spot in the first. For the 20-year-old Chosen One. So […]

No doubt that a healthy T.J. Ward will be a big boost to the 2012 Browns secondary. Last year was basically wasted due to a sprained right foot, but there’s no reason to think that he could not still be a very solid starting strong safety for years to come. Ward is one of only […]

With a new labor agreement all but inked, it’s suddenly football season. A burst of signings and player movement has begun. Before I get into what this all entails for the Browns, I want to applaud the clause that ends the emergency quarterback designation and sets game-day rosters at 46. This will help –get developing […]

Few football observers expect much out of the Browns this season. The general consensus is that their ceiling — if all goes right — is seven or eight wins. But as Rick Gosselin, one of the best columnists in the business, writes, a quick start to the season can, and often does, build into a […]

Apparently it’s not only Browns partisans who believe that the NFL’s $7,500 fine of Lions DT Ndamukong Suh for his flagrant foul on Jake Delhomme was woefully inadequate. Here’s Detroit columnist Drew Sharp arguing that his hometown guy should’ve been suspended for that “irresponsible cheap shot.” [T]he NFL can’t blow off his on-field thuggery simply […]

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